The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-05-12

from J. L. Sonlers last Tue da
!. and were presented with a cal
= cut on his Missouri farm.
Who Is Yerges? Why, be is Il
best si!versmlth in town and is Il
Gated ut Reber 6 Cos. Mr.. Ys
ges, my friend the-public.
Henry West, jr., died at his hon
in Washington township Monda
afternoon, and was buried from Fai
Wow church at 2 O'Clock, Wedne.
, day.
John Il. Wolff says it pays {,
advertise in the Sentinel. %
course it does. Now is the tim,
to advertise, now is the time t,
subscribe.
| If the present Council in'ends t.
pass a 10 O'clock ordinance tn;
members had b et.er adjourn a little
earlier for the accommodation o
some of the members end tho re
PICTORIAL force.
Tho Crescent Club en'aincd Miss
Minnie Gilbert, of Gallipolis. w.,
and a large number of the best
known young ladies in town, Mon
day evening last.
Sam Westall, of E. E. Shedd &
Sons, Columbus, O., was In town
Tuesday evening. Andy Holl mus
tered The gang around the sldeboard
and it was a good time as usual.
The horse that is driven in
Richards delivery wagon ran
away out Walnut street Wednes-
day morning, but was stopped
before much damage was done.
The contractor at the oil well
commenced boring at 10 o'clock,
Monday. After a season of in
activity, work is commenced
We say now, speed the work.
Reber d, Co. have put up a very
hIndsome sign of q watch in front
of their store. II is from the Logan
Mig. Co.. and is of course perfect in
finish. 1t means, when you want
watch. so to Rebers; or have a
watch to repair, to see Yerges.
Sheriff John Gallagher, John
B. Stedcm, Lewis Green and w
II. McClintock escorted the re
mains OF Judge Grogan 10 juno
lion City last Saturday after
noon.
Mrs: Carr, of Cleveland, q
cousin OF Judge Grogan. arrived
in this city OIL Monday, AID was
The guest of Mrs. Jacob Fox
She came 10 attend the funeral
Of Judge Grogan, but was a day
too laie.
Wes Mccullough and Jack
Kelley were brought up from
Sand Run. last week. by Slier.G
Gallagher and lodged in jail
They are charged with burglar
izing John Harpcr's store.
In one day following the ap-
pearance OF Tritsch, Siiers & Cos. |
advertisement in The Sentinel. |
hat firm sold 100 parasols. It'll
pays 10 advertise in he Sentinel.
Lose no time bat commence at
1nce. Now is The time TO sub
'cribe, pay when you please.
o. W. Fl. Wright is sodding the
raTd IN front -cf hrs residence
Vain street. Ollie is bnssing the
Oh himself and the way he does
wcat as he sits back III big rock
ug chair, Is simply wonderful. The
,oys ia charge of the work are do
ng a good job.
Jas. A. Oliver, The well known
Undertaken. has finished his
course of lectures on embalming
md has received his diploma
lie can be found at his place on
lain stree; in this city. Mr.. o.
yer is one of the most popular
urniture dealers in the city.
Some beautiful flowers to be
lsed at he funeral ai Judge Gro
IAN were received from Robert
Iamblin, at Athens, Jnst as the
emains were put on the train to
,e started for Junction City,
The doner will accept the thanks
# many friends of the deceased
or The offering.
Israel Brown Was seriously in
ured at a barn raising at Andy
Toris, Tuesday. A heavy lock
hahn That was being used on the
imbers above fell upon his head
nd fractured his skull. DIR. Camp
ell is In attendance and reports the
'aiient as likely TO get along all
ight.
G 4. Bowen attended the sale
f the American Diamontine
'tone Coal Iron & Clay Co. pro-
erty, last Friday, on the Mon
ay Creek Branch, and bought
2 or Is tons of railroad iron.-
his iron will be used on the rail
Dad switch that runs from the
abroad to Keynes s. WelIman's (
lill.
Since The Kessler boys have To-